This verse makes you want to shout out with a giant thank you to our great God. This verse says God is continually looking at His children so He can strengthen them at all times. This verse overwhelms you with peace knowing God is always watching and working to help you.
King Asa was visited by the prophet, Hanani, with these
words. Unfortunately, King Asa didn’t accept Hanani’s words. In time, his
kingdom fell.
We know God’s Word is always true. What is
said about God, He will do, and we can trust Him to be faithful. God’s Word has
been proven true through the ages.
Biblehub.com, Gill’s Exposition of the Entire Bible: “The
eyes of His omniscience are everywhere, and the eyes of His mercy and goodness,
of His care and providence, are here and there, and in every place throughout
the whole world at once, to show Himself strong in the behalf of them whose
heart is perfect towards Him.”
This is a promise of divine assistance at all times to His
children. We know that anytime we are in need of support, God already knows and
will work on our behalf.
Godsbless.ing: “It highlights the omnipresence and
omnipotence of God, emphasizing that His eyes are not limited by time or space
but span across the entire earth. This imagery symbolizes God’s continuous
watchfulness and attention towards His creation, showing that nothing escapes
His notice. Furthermore, the verse underscores the importance of having a
sincere and wholehearted commitment to God. It teaches us that God is always
ready to strengthen and support those who remain steadfast in their faith and
loyalty to Him.”
Charles Spurgeon: “Perhaps nothing describes our Lord with
more grace than when He is shown as humbly stooping from His throne, descending
from heaven to attend to the needs and woes of mankind . . . Even your sigh is
able to move the heart of Jehovah, your whisper can incline His ear toward you,
your prayer can stop His hand, and your faith can move His arm.”
God is always caring for us. Even if we can’t see the answer
in the middle of the battle, His Hands are in motion and working to help us. We
can be confident as we wait to see what God is going to do.
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